The Magazine of The Sierra Club
In Colorado, Public Lands, Climate Change May Swing Senate Seat
Green groups say Cory Gardner is no environmental champion
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Thanks to Outdated Laws, Growing Your Own Food Can Be Illegal
When the Virgils built a greenhouse in their yard, the city intervened
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gardening
Meet the Climate Justice Influencers
The future of environmentalism is intersectional. And on Instagram.
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environmental justice
Is the US Fish and Wildlife Service Slow-Walking Red Wolf Recovery?
Critics say the agency is moving too slowly to save the animal from extinction
Kim Stanley Robinson’s Got Ideas to Stave Off Extinction
Inside his new novel, “The Ministry for the Future”
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books
Why Is the EPA Really Repealing Methane Emissions Regulations?
The Trump administration pushed for regulations repeal
How to Rename a Mountain
Who, exactly, gets to write natural history?
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environmental justice
Who’s the Fattest Bear at Katmai National Park and Preserve?
Cast your vote during the park’s annual Fat Bear Week
ICYMI: Brain-Eating Microbes, Tongass on the Chopping Block & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
October Stargazing: Mars So Bright
The red planet has long captivated our imagination
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astronomy
Climate Change Became a Debate Question Because You Asked for It
The candidates couldn’t avoid talking about the biggest issue on Earth
Not Your Average Walk in the Woods
What does COVID-19 mean for the 2021 thru-hiking season?
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hiking
Climate Action Isn’t Enough. Biden Must Take a Bold Stand Against the Extinction Crisis Too.
Democratic Party leaders take note: Climate change and the extinction crisis are not the same.
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climate change
Wild Food for All
Despite barriers, BIPOC foragers are reclaiming centuries-old traditions
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food and drink
How to Connect Young Students to Nature During the Pandemic
Recess may be virtual, and playgrounds buried under caution tape, but the director of the Sierra Club’s Outdoors for All campaign has some ideas
Education of an Activist
Inside one student’s early days in the divestment movement
Mindful of a Harmful Past, One College Supports Native Students
How UMN Morris prioritizes both Indigenous culture and sustainability
Climate Curricula Hit US Schools
As the crisis unfolds, approaches vary widely throughout the country
Science Knows, and You Can Too
Seven free online resources to help you learn all the facts about climate change
College Kids Pressure Corporations Into Climate Action
Could demand from the talent pool be what it takes?
